By popular request, a fucking meme.

May 16, 2005 01:47

1. Total number of books owned:
I've never kept a count of my books. The answer will always be "not enough."

2. The last book I bought:
Well the last time I bought books, I bought six of them, and I can't remember which one rang up last. For the record they were Diary, Blood Meridian, One Hundred Years of Solitude, The Glass Bead Game, The MagusRead more... )

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enormous wings raspberryfixx May 16 2005, 06:04:21 UTC
it's a good short story, too.

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ellisbell May 16 2005, 10:32:36 UTC
A Separate Peace nearly ended a friendship between myself and a friend in high school. Apparently she identified with the loner, and saw me as the outgoing one. I was like, "WTF??? You're saying you'd like to push me out of a tree???"

I read Ender's Gamne in college in my Literature for Children class. Personally, I think that is a book much more for adults, but what do I know?

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mightymonju May 16 2005, 15:42:09 UTC
You're Finny!

I was introduced to Ender's Game in high school. It's very much a book with which kids identify...or at least a certain type of kid. My friends and I did, and one of my brothers certainly has.

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ellisbell May 16 2005, 17:08:57 UTC
I definitely think boys would identitfy with it, it just seemed really dark to me.
Of course that was before Harry Potter - a series which gets increasingly darker, cruel and more scary with each installment. Were I to re-read Ender's Game now, I think my outlook on it would not be as surprised.

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violin_faerie May 21 2005, 16:40:06 UTC
That's crazy, the last short story *I* read what A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings. If you say you read it in an old lit book you bought for a college class, I'll have to figure out something very drastic to do.

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mightymonju May 21 2005, 22:51:31 UTC
I, uh, actually read it in an old lit book I bought for a college class. The book's called "Fictions" and I do love it so.

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